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Oct 25, 2025; Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA; Texas A&M Aggies wide receiver KC Concepcion (7) celebrates after a first down during the first half against the Louisiana State Tigers at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-Imagn Images
The Buffalo Bills addressed their problematic receiver position this offseason, as DJ Moore came to the AFC East.
With Moore now Josh Allen's No.1 weapon, for some, that is more than enough to give the Bills' offense what they need to help power a Super Bowl push.
Others aren't so inclined to think that way.
Given the Bills are still waiting on Keon Coleman to show he can be a consistently productive receiver, there are some mock drafts that have Buffalo taking another weapon in the first round.
And for NFL.com's Eric Edholm, in his latest mock draft, he's got the Bills taking Texas A&M's KC Concepcion.
"I thought long and hard about giving the Bills a pass rusher here, and trading down might be their first choice, but I think they can roll the dice on another offensive weapon and go defense later," Edholm wrote.
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Bills trying to fix Keon mistake?
With just two seasons in the league, it is a little hard to say Coleman's selection was a mistake, but if Edholm's mock comes to fruition, then it would certainly put Keon on notice.
If Concepcion comes in and is a real weapon for Allen straight away, puts up some good numbers, while Coleman struggles, then the writing might be on the wall.
Conversely, Keon might see Concepcion's pick as a challenge and rise to it, becoming a better player. So there are multiple ways this can go.
Buffalo needs defensive help, though, and passing on that in the first round is interesting, as we know the offense will be elite once again.
And in Concepcion, maybe, just maybe, Buffalo has its Keon replacement.
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